Hiking Mississippi: A Guide to Trails and Natural Areas2 reviews Helen McGinnis University Press of Mississippi, 1995 Excellent! + A wonderful guide Also a native Mississippian, we have used this book again and again. Whether you camp Mississippi state parks, are looking for "off the beaten path" things to see and do, or love the outdoors, this book is for you. I never knew how much I was missing right around me until I got this book. I just ...             Hiking Trails of the Smokies4 reviews Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association Staff Great Smoky Mountains, 1994 A must-have for those who love to hike in the Smokies. + The one to get + Most comprehensive book on trails in the Smokies + Excellent book for short or overnight hikes in the Smokies.             50 Hikes in Louisiana: Walks, Hikes, and Backpacks in the Bayou State, First Edition4 reviews Janina Baxley, Nina Baxley Countryman Press, 2004 What do you need to know? What can you find? + Simply splendid + Excellent trail guide with extras! + Best Louisiana hiking book yet!             Hiking Ohio: A Guide To Ohio's Greatest Hiking Adventures1 review Mary Reed Falcon, 2003 Hiking Ohio a Useful Guide Hiking Ohio is a comprehensive guidebook that covers all regions, lengths, and types of hikes in Ohio. The photos are especially nice for a guidebook and the maps are excellent. Sidebars are really fun! This would be a good book for the avid hiker.             An Outdoor Guide to Bartram's Travels Charles D. Spornick, Alan R. Cattier, ... University of Georgia Press, 2003 From 1773 to 1777, naturalist William Bartram journeyed through the American South from the Carolinas to Florida to the Mississippi River. Bartram's classic account, Travels, documents what he saw: a world of flora, fauna, cultures, and terrains unknown to most readers of his time - and, we too often assume, lost to us today. An Outdoor Guide to Bartram's Travels reconstructs as closely as ...             Walking the Blue Ridge: A Guide to the Trails of the Blue Ridge Parkway, Third Edition8 reviews Leonard M. Adkins The University of North Carolina Press, 2003 Best hiking guide to the parkway + Get out of the car and walk the Blue Ridge Parkway + Don't visit the Blue Ridge Parkway without it! + A great companion + Don't Visit the Blue Ridge Parkway without it!             50 Hikes in Northern Virginia: Walks, Hikes, and Backpacks from the Allegheny Mountains to Chesapeake Bay, ...9 reviews Leonard M. Adkins Countryman, 2006 The only one you'll need for this area + Wonderful book--and a brand new edition + Probably the best all round NOVA hiking guide books + Great for ammature's and professional's alike             Hiking Tennessee2 reviews Kelley Roark Falcon, 1996 Excellent introduction to Tennessee's many beautiful hikes We moved to Tennessee two years ago and bought this book in the first bookstore we visited. We've bought others since then, but this is still our favorite. The hikes are well described and there is enough extra info to provide interest without making you dig for what you need. Each hike gives you a ...             A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail71 reviews Bill Bryson Anchor, 2006 Entertaining all the way thru... This is the first book by Bryson I picked up and I could hardly put it down before finishing it. It flows very well, is full of historical facts and great imagery of Bryson's journey along the AT.             Day & Overnight Hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 3rd (Day & Overnight Hikes - Menasha Ridge)4 reviews Johnny Molloy Menasha Ridge Press, 2004 Legend of the Smokies... + Excellent descriptions and directions! + Good hikes but weak organization I bought this book as I had read Molloy's "Trial by Trail" book about his adventures in the GSMNP. I knew that by living in this part of East Tennessee for 20 years, if anyone would know a good overnighter to do in the GSMNP, it would be Johnny Molloy. With over 900 miles of trails in this national ...             Hiking Kentucky, 2nd: A Guide to Kentucky's Greatest Hiking Adventures (State Hiking Series)1 review Michael H. Brown Falcon, 2007 Great resource This has been a great resource in finding trails throughout Kentucky. The directions and descriptions are very accurate. We've done a number of hikes listed in this book, and are looking forward to doing many more. I've also enjoyed the author's descriptions of the trails and surrounding areas. If ...             Day & Overnight Hikes Shenandoah National Park, 3rd (Day & Overnight Hikes - Menasha Ridge)1 review Johnny Molloy Menasha Ridge Press, 2007 good resource Good resource for planning hikes in SNP. Good maps & elevation profiles, although I wouldn't wander too far from Skyline Drive without a more detailed map like those offered by the Potomac Appalchian Trail Club.             The Best of the Appalachian Trail Overnight Hikes, 2nd2 reviews Victoria Logue, Frank Logue, ... Menasha Ridge Press, 2007 Great Books! Just bought this and Best of the AT Day Hikes and am really enjoying them. I know I will never hike the whole trail, but these two books give me the best that the Appalachian Trail has to offer without having to hike evey inch of it. The books are well-organized and you can glean a lot of ...             North Carolina's Best Wildflower Hikes: The Mountains1 review Westcliffe Publishers, 2004 Great Book Having just moved to the Mountains of North Carolina and an amatuer nature photobrapher, I needed to know where to go for hikes that had great displays of wildflowers. This book appears to be excellant. It isn't spring yet so only time will tell, but I am very hopeful.             As Far as the Eye Can See10 reviews David Brill Appalachian Trail Conference, 2004 Best AT book I've read + One of my favorite books... + Great read + An A.T. Classic + Great reading!             Hiking North Carolina, 2nd: A Guide to Nearly 500 of North Carolina's Greatest Hiking Trails (State Hiking ...7 reviews Randy Johnson Falcon, 2007 A Hiking Guide for Hikers by a Hiker + Hike on...... + 99.5/100 + A Visitor's Guide             50 Hikes in the Tennessee Mountains: Hikes and Walks from the Blue Ridge to the Cumberland Plateau2 reviews Doris Gove Backcountry Guides, 2001 A great guide for the hiking enthusiast + A good guide to eastern Tennessee hiking Tennessee is one of the most beautiful of the southern states, especially the section east of Knoxville, and this book shows the reader some choice hiking adventures in that mountainous region. I used it during my visit there and had a great time exploring the Appalachian Trail. This is a ...             North Carolina Waterfalls: A Hiking and Photography Guide12 reviews Kevin Adams John F. Blair Publisher, 2005 WOW! + NC Waterfalls + Excellent update + wilmaNC + NC Waterfalls             Hiking Virginia, 2nd: A Guide to Virginia's Greatest Hiking Adventures4 reviews Bill Burnham, Mary Burnham Falcon, 2004 I highly recommend this book... + Detailed, thorough, enjoyable. + By far the best hiking guide for Virginia For anyone looking for great hikes in VA, this is a great place to start. The book contains detailed descriptions of 35 of the best hikes in VA and also list 64 honorable mention hikes. The length of the hikes vary from short day hikes, to 3 day backpacking trips. What is nice about the book is ...             The Best of the Appalachian Trail Day Hikes, 2nd3 reviews Victoria Logue, Frank Logue, ... Menasha Ridge Press, 2004 Great Books! + Get in your car and go! + Hiking for the fun of it Just bought this and Best of the AT Overnight Hikes and am really enjoying them. I know I will never hike the whole trail, but these two books give me the best that the Appalachian Trail has to offer without having to hike evey inch of it. The books are well-organized and you can glean a lot of ...